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Iron and Steel ySorkops Organizing In

Pl1rasuRen, Oct: 2e.-The members Of
the Iron aud Steel Workers labor aasem.
bly,, knights OF Labor, are preparing to
chow their strength next year. Commit.
tees are now quietly a. work gathering
data on geopaldy IN different mills that
the knights control, From tho data they
propose to; formulate scale Of wages on a
gigantic plan. II will boi national in its
character and Is to be asked for by all OF
the workers Of iron and steel in the
Knights Of Labor throughout the country.
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10 strlke in tie coke Ree,ou. u, !. !.

PlTTsnuRaH. Pa Oct. t;2G-ro-dayj Eaa
the time Swhep tbs threatened strike in
the coke region was to be commenced, ac-
cording to reports sent out from the re-.
gions.6 Tho reports from ths'regions, how
ever, were all to the effect that there WAS
no cessation OF work at spy Of the oYens.
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fre'idsnt r. 'tI''' Of tho Hungarian Dologatlon.
3 : VIENNA, VIENNA Oct 2e.-The members Of the
hungatian delegation ct private meet
ing held In Rudah Peoth agreed to select
cardinal Haynard as President Of the
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why. St, 'psll IS Inte,,rre.te,, ted

sr.cPAut, Asuu., Oct. 29.-rhe public
announcement Of the approaching nup-
tials Of Secretary Bayard and Miss Sophie
Dallas Narkoe has created no little com.
meut in this city, owing to tho /. fact that
the secIetary's aaness has relatives in
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: GREATLY DIsPLEAsED..
Tho Crown Prince OF Germany Docs not
4 !. Like His Ill Health Advertised. a. 2 "A

Tho Crown Prince OF Germany Docs not
= Like His Ill Health Advertised. go
BERLIN, Oct. 26.-The Ho.iche Zsilung
says the Grown Prince Frederick William
Ia greatly displeased at the manner in
which the German papers have reported
and commented upon his health. The
Grown Prince has refused a request Of a
France hating Frenchman, who made the
Prlnce the reaiduary legatee Of a large
fortune. 4, a e...g;F
I. It is proposed to, transfer the remains Of
Dr.Nachtigal, the German explorer, from
Cape Palmas to the CAMERON country
the scene Of his first exploits. It 10 also
proposed to erect q monument in bis hon.
or somewhere on the African coast These
proposals. are due to com plants that the
explorers grave at Cape Palmas has been
desecrated, g., 3 ~ (; - = :.
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'futSe " VIC xhtutWeHctT, " y frtti t.. i1i
PAnaxKasBuRo, Oct. 20.-Avery peculiar
and very esrloua s!abblng and cutting
aarsy occurred up the river In the edge Of
pleasants county last Sunday. Mrs. Mary
Matheney and Mrs. George Malone had
been "at the outa'' Tor a long time, and
Mrs. Matheney is reported to have said
that she e5would kill Mrs. Malone at the
first opportunity. Sunday they were both
at church, and about the time for services
% begin Mrs. Mathoney attacked Mrs,
Malone with akniie, cutting her severely In
several places. Others Interlersd and the
row and riot became general, Nobody was
fatally injured, but Mrs. 'Malone'a wounds
are considered quite serious. A number
of warrants were isHnsd for the arrest Of
!he parties engaged in tho racket.
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Forest Fires Near Pnrkersburg.

sseeial Dtspateh TO The Int<liigenc<r. e .5
PARkAHspvna, ". Va, Oct. 2G.-In a
biz ate that was raging lag. night aud yes.
terday in the woods near Cairo, Arch Hall
loat two thousand isnee rails, Mr.. Douglass
one thousand and .othor farmers large
numbers. The destruction was heavy in
many ways. Il q; :t;5 n, .,
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4 7es.Rqst,ra to Eet,sc,

WAsH1Saros, Oct. 20. Among the
? Presidential postoaices atwhich the com
missions Of postmaaterO will expire durIng
December next are the following Nevada
City, Gala; Washington, D. C.;$ Peru,
Ills. Three Rivers, Mich. st. Paul.
Mimi. Winona, Miss; Chillicothe, Nor.
walk end Salem, Q..;; Baker City, Oregon !;
MouudsviIlo, w. Va. During the month
Of January, 1888, the commisaions Of flIty-
one Presidential postmasters will expire,
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a DETROIT, Oct. 26.-The Highland Park
Hotel, aituated three and hall miles
from tho city and owned by Capt. w. q.
Stevens, burned this evening. Loss, $50.
900. Insurance unknown. :, 4 .5,tl Ij.s55, 4
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Now Cascs OF Yellow Foycr,

.WAsnIsoroS, Oct. %. The Marine
Hospital Bureau is informed that there
HAYS thus far bsen abou! 200 cases! Of
yellow feres at Tampa; i There we're IA
new cases yesterday, and = 80 are nov
under treatment. The hospital will have
to be enlarged. The employment Of ad.
ditional nurses has been authorized. AZ I.fs
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Ghp ltttt|e,'.l'|.lilqIfgtlle,rj;. 1 \. Ii
once, Nos. as and " rourtssn.h street.
II Baltimore had been in Wheeling the
interest hereabouts In Yesterdays election
could scarcely have been greater.
The Irlah cons.abulary, under orders
from the Tory Government, are trying to
determine the long unsettled question,
how much clubbing an Irish head will

ALI sorts oiTrustu are being formed. bat
the country 10 little backward about
placing Its trust in them. Presently the
corner peanut merchants will be forming
q Trust. L.3e ". 50
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probably a Violin Or opiu,,p,. ~. 4.

X u ~ " h.olim oi oplunls
New fYoRK, Oct. 26.--The third Chinese
suicide ever known in this city occurred
yesterday. Low He Yong a Chinese
laundrymau, cut his throat in hIslaundrv.
Itwas case of inaanity, ;4sggs1 -.5;'11'!i
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spurgeon withdraws from tho onion.

i. LONDON, Oct: 2O.-Mr. spurgson has
withdrawn y tlp from the Baptist Union. In
announcing bis decision to withdraw and
replying to the critics, he says: ITO
puraue union at the expense Of the
truth is treason to Jesus, To tam:
per with His doctrine is to \ become
traitors to Him. We have before ne the
vretched spectacle Of profoesedly ortho:
dox ChristianB publicly avowine union
with those who deny the faith, call the
iaii OF man liable, and deny the pereon.
allty Of the Holy GhcHt." -" 80
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IMPORTANT REPORT
ON AMERICAN WOOL INTERESTS
Issued BY tho Government At Washington
Produets, Ezports and Imports-Moat
Valuable Report Ever Issued by tho De- (,
3,{ partment-G Great Br,tain's Exports, &.

Sa1eA VI tAo DuTehu VI oIaSlatlCb, on WOOL
and manufactures Of wool, ia row ready
for distribution, and Is considered by tie
bureau as being one Of the most valuable
documents Il has ever put forth.
The reports makes with its appendix a
volume Of 800 pages. It's introductory
pages show the importance OF the sheep
and wool induatries Of the United States,
disclose the characteristics OF the yario us
kinds Of wool, describe tho methods Of
Improvement BY. domestic culture, and
give the history Of the development Of
sheep raising aud wool manufacturing in
this country. Its statistical portions covsr
very fully all matters relating to imports,
exports, duties collected and tariff imposed
by different acts OF Congress. t7 g
The report shows that the number Of
sheep In the United States rose from
19, ,000, 900 In 1910 to 81. 100000 In 1884; but
declined to 45. .000 900 in 1887. This
marked decline occurred mainly in South
ern and Western States, notably Texas.
and is attributed In greBt part to the de-
cline In the price OF wool since 1854 l
Great Britain being the leading wool
market Of the world, has alwayu beon, the
report says, tho principal market for our
purchase Of wool. Turkey and Russia
have also been important sources OF d.
rect supply, bat the Argentine Republic
is now, next TO Great Britain, epr source
OF supply, followed by Austraia. Oar
imports OF wool Iosa from l. 7l5,O99 pounds
IN ls22 to lli ,0SS. .030 pounds in 1887. The
increase IN WOOL imports hiss about kept
pace %lth tne growth OF our wool pro-
ancs, ,taa poth having about doubled aimee
lseo. 43,S3
1NcRHAsE OF PRODUCTS AND lMpoRrArIoss.
"A ser;as of ftahles llunt,ato, ~. ;no,a.n.,
- - - =. S'o tue,esFe y.
AZ ptouuc!s anu III lmportations, and tho
relations between the two-as, for ex-
ample, from 1864 to 1858. lCl UOf) OOO
nonnd, weya nrod,c o,d 40 ono nno :,
poun.' "o.e t'ouuseu ,oe, anu ao'oov.ouv m
ported. from loI4 70 1873, s l9S,OOo,O0O
we're ploaaceu oa oaa ana o 40 .oUO 0oo imported.
FROM 1867 70 ioSo. a9l ,OoO.oOO were pro
aucsa S6a I ana t-.UoVooV imported. FROM
le-a 10 +eat Tue annual imports OF wool
IN maautAc!ures averaged cvor W. .o0O, ,hO0
~ VaIue, OF nS mo,e t1an I! cents per capita;
wh'ts d ilom onn loaS 20 1o4l, they reached over
ei4; ;oou,uVu. or o. cents per capita.
me Ho. vaina nn no OF our WOODEN product Of 1850
was s-o'ouuvV sU ~, ~ loana oan numbers, and OF
out lmpol's =, f9:oVo'ooV, y; potn together be-
ing aDGus ncS % 70 psr Gap1ta OF our popula'
.lrn; u ioog' soS NV Syo,vVo ooa IN Vaiuo were
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News From, Explorer staulov.

y NEw3 YcRs, Oct. 26.-The Herold, Bru,,.
sells special I says news is received BY
King Leopold that s.anlsy has adyaa,n, al, jced
about $50 miles since last heard oi, August
25:st He Is In good health. ~. @
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SUFFER- AND CONCERN, q
At tho First Baptist Church In Honor Of the

p 4 I. o. o. +. Z. ~ v I,
Last evening a committee OF the local
Odd Fellows rendered a complimentary
entertainment to tie ylsltors at the First
Baptist church. The members Of the
Grand Lodge marched in a body from
their hall to the church at 8 o'clock, and
after q bounteous and elegant repaet In
the basement, the following Programme
waa very handsomely rendered: Quar.
tette, 1"R Rail Smiling Morn,n Mrs. H, L.
Bond, Mrs. Mary E.. Kasley, Brothers d.
T. Reed and T. e. 4 Kasley Welcoming
Address, by Past Grand Patriarch Vim.
b. sheib solo, selected, Mrs. Il. L. Bond !;
response, by Grand ! Master Thomas s.
Spates I trio, "Acton for tho Future, u
Brotherq @. IT, Reed, T.; E. Kaaley and b.
=. Smith ! address, Past Grand Master j,
.. Hoke recitation, selected, Miss Nellie
Reed solo, selected, Mr.. O. q. Daily; ad.
dreaa. Chaplain B. T.. Harmar 4; solo, Sc
lected, Miss Annie Hall; short talks by
brethren OF the I. o. OF. sf!s57i5i7.I 4
i The attendance was large and the affair
was an enjoyable succeas 10 every respect.
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EXPLORER STANLEY Ia in remarkably
good health lor dead man. Our recol.
lection ia tha. II was a French newspaper
that killed him. Those French news.
papera are very reckless with death.
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Another Challon. =, o. !, :

. LONDON, L, Gel. 2e-At a meeting, Of the Il,
Royal Clyde de-. Yacht Club at Glasgow: I, 10.
DAY, It was resolved to challenge iolri the
american cup in the name Of Mr., Charlea
sweet. The new champion will be- cut.
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FIFTYiINDICTsIENrs

Against Rltchis aCouuty Citizens-A Wan.
dersrl Returned "A New mill. 5;i,gg,,t
speeia! Dispateh 10 he lntslioeretr. i
RlTculE q. Il, WA, Oct. 2o,-The
grand jury at the last term o. Court; pre-
nsntod over fifty indletmonts, half Of which
woreagainst liquorselers. One man got
20. 4 sity. 81 al
Mp. M; K. Duty, who SO euddenly lett
her home and family at Pennsboro some
tune ago, has returned, and now every.
thing Is lovely iu the Doty mansion. tgs,
Shares are being sold for the purpose Of
building . large roller Touring mill in this
place. The projectors are meeting with
success. wv, - y Z II r ..L.Es ,.lE.E "a
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4 RIOT INA CHURCH.

A Woman Attacks Another. with a Knife
and General How Ensuss. :li
&otctat Dhpdtch 10 tht Instilioencer, 4 = 4 Z \
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a Fraudulent Io,uraalcus Company sued,

A Fraudulent Insurance Company SUED.
IsD.ASApoLls, I'M, Oct. 26.-The At
tcrney General has fled auis asainet the
Mutual Aid Insu,ants Company Of Elk.
hart, in this State. alleging that the com.
pany is engaged in fraudulent business,
and haa not complied With the law gov.
erniug such corporations. The company
Yas formed by J. r. Deuel. and George
Gatusha, two men who, It is said, were
driven ont of the State Of Michigan hy
the recent law mGting tia felony to on.
1aas in tho business of graveyard ineur.
anoe. They came s to .EIkhart and pur-
chased charter which had lnpsed because
not used, and under this supposed author
ity they have been doing business. The
complaint sots out these facts and asks
that tho ehsrter be declared fol- ssited, q *
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Why Petit preferred to be- robbed Of her
jewels In hOr Welsh castle rather than In an
American hotel, is feature Of her art not
easily understood. These aongblrds have
queer freaks. VI Z. l5ll
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Z Erro,s-st. Louis, s; Detroit, Z. Il Two
Base hit-Latham. IS Three, base hitS
O'Neill. Bass on bslla-Latham, b Robin.
son and baldwin. On orrors-st. Louis,
0; Detroit, 2. Pat out-Hanlon, CAMEL
ana .Twitchell. Passed balis-Bushonp,
z. Stolen bases-Lathain 9. q Base hits
ss. Louis, IL; Detroit, s. Time, i 80
umplres-Gatfney and Kelly. lg1JE ri
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pEFECrIYE LAND It'll Es

Cause farmors to Loso the Fruits OF the
Labor Of a Quarter Of 4 Century. NJ
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 26.-Ths Pope County
Circuit Court, sitting at G Golconda, Illinoie,
han disposed Of On extraordinary number
Of. tlectment suits Brought a. this term
by Nonresident claimants' snd their guar.
antees asailes farmers vhoso stiles were in
aome respseta deficient, but who had been
living, as they believed, upon thoir own
land, for,i in many instances, over q
quarter OF q century. In each OF thesa
cases the occupants Ysse oustsd, notwith-
standing tho isct thst; they had gone into
possession even before patents were grant.
ed to the grantors Of the clsipa, and who
In each case has iailsd lo pay any taxes
upon the lands they now claim. Two Of
the cases 30 determined will 70 to the Su.
preme Court to be tested.
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3 prepnrr,nr < ,or. ~ !. !, ~.

Preparing Tor IN American Tour, II. I,
y 2LoSnos, Oct. 28-The residence Of Ad.
elina Patti in Wales was entered BY burg. bu,,,p .
lars on Monday night and quantity OF
valuable iewelry was stoleu.
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Mrs. Garnsla', a1oyem.nt,, II,

. LONDON, Oct. 26.-Mra. and Misa Gar.
field have arrived at Bourne Mouth, where
they will stay for prolonged period, 7S's,
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THE SERIES ENDED.

~. Louis Wins tho Last Game but Detroit
has tho Ponnant. 3, ,,
sT. LOUIS, Oct. 2O.-The concluding
game Of the worlds championship series
was played here to-day before crowd Of
only 500. The weather was cold and the
playeru were ready to quit at the conclu.
sion Of the sixth inning The ST.. Louis
men did the cleaneat and hardest hittinc
that they yet have done, and won the
gama with ease. Score 19t''-S
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MONTREAL. Oct. 20 The Board Of Trade,
at the next session Of Parliament, will ask
for legislation to suppress bucket shops. ~
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The Northeastern League.
The League Standing.
Base Hits.

The Malones are to play at St. Albans
to day and next week Friday at the GOuv-
erneur fair, probably against the Pastimes
of Ogdensburg.
Mr.. Tallman has resigned as manager of
the Malones, and the club is to hereafter
be managed by committee consisting OF
Lewis Rider, J. NJ. Spann and j, e. Pease.
Palladium.
The Rutlands expect to play at Keene,
y. H., Saturday morning aud Bellows
Falls in the afternoon.
The Montpeliers We're disbanded WPdnes-
day and the battery, Walker and Jones,
came to this city last night to see what
arranlements they could make here. 1t
is understood that they will sign with the
Malones.
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GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

Stratton of Saratoga was defeated by
Cation of Phillipsburgh Monday in two
mile foot race at the latter place. The
track was covered with mud, and STRAIT
ton quit on the second mile in conse-
quence.
In the bicycle contests at Shields, Eng.
Tuesday, Woodside of Philadelphia beat
Battersby by % yards in a mile race His
time was 2:45 Temple of Chicago beat
Wood in two mile race, making the dis
lance in 4:i5.
The winners at Monmouth Park Tues
day We're: Banbury, Sir Dixon, kaloo-
lah, Phil Lee, Queen Of Hearts.
The race for the Yorkshire Oaks was
won Tuesday by the Duke of Beaufort's
Rev. Dor, beating Douglac Baird's Maize,
the only other starter.
Articles of agreement were signed last
night between Martin Dempsey. brother
of Jack Dempsey, and James Rowan OF
Pittsburg, featherweights. The fight will
take place near Pittsburg within two
weeks, and will be with skin gloves, for
$500 side.
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Tuesday Mornings Fire.

There was an alarm of fire rung in Tues
day morning about l o'clock, caused by the
burning of barn on Howard street be
longing to G.. a. Sumner. The building
was burned down almost entirely when
the fire department reached the scene,
and their efforts We're at once
directed toward the saving OF the cot
tage adjoining owned by +. NJ
Sutton, which was finally done
The loss on the barn is probably about
$500. There We're several wagons and
seighs and some other property OF little
value stored in the barn, all of which is
total loss.
The alarm was rung in from box "a and
was so indicated III the companies rooms
but the bell only struck one. Afterward
the sexton OF the Unitarian church
was aroused and the number
of the box was struck by hand. An at
tempt to ring in an alarm at the station
house was made, but the system would
not work
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MARKET REPORTS.

New YORK. Aug. "a.

New YORK. Aug. ~.
FLOUR Receipts OF 33,2l0 packages. A1.
porls OF AYR barrels; 9lW sari quiet.
and st'tte at 26O&3 -; cuum, to
good extre western aud state at 3l5d3 50
good to choice al 3 6OG 4 81 :cUmtluu IL tVr
white wheat western extra at 440d4 GO.
fancy do at 6594 81; extra Ohio al 3l6
a %; extra st. Louis at l504 81; rHtent
Minnesota extra good to prime ut 2514 40 (;
nhoice TO double extra o. At b0tt4 10
1900 bbls city mll4 extra at 1904 b 800 bar
rels OF fine ut 1902 30; 1000 bbls OF superrne at
26013 25 1900 barrels OF extra No. 2 ut g. Is
03 80; 1900 barrels winter wheat extra at
1904 50 $500 barrels of NJ nnesota extra at
l5G4 % southetn quiet, but steady Sales
of 400 barrels. Common 10 Ian cNtr at
3 1904 80; good to choice do at 100 4 30.
RYE FLOUR steady, dun and very moderate.
Superine at 2 500, W. CoRN MEAL light re-
GRAIN WHEAT Receipts Ut 2i1 800 uush-
els; exports OF 55,G26 hushe : spot lots
declined, 4@I9. sales Of $4,000 tuehr on
I94; No. ! hard at Sil3 store; sj31 Delivered
spring and winter, Z, f. aud /. tsuS un-
GRADED red at 550elA deliver, d S0DsO1l FOB ;
No. Northern ut 3! fob. NU.2r,u al 8lA {;
No. red nominal ut sac; No. white nom
inal at S4Ia. RYE dull. BAHLEY-no nom mai
MAIT-dull. Corn lower. recent Of 500
600 bushels on spot. No. al 1914 tic. e .g3SGo
| 1914 fob; 50}s delivered to.2 white al 5d ere
| vator OATS custer modctate bushes Re-
| ceipts of $1,000 bushels, exports OF lla1 bush
| els; sales OF 1890 bushels ON spot. at
| 3019; do white at 3}ft23h 20. . az 3lGtilI5
do white at 3414@412; No. ! white at 81 mix
ed western at 3a3j white do at 5000
| white state at 80
GkOCERl ilS-CoFFEE-fair. no firm at
20. SuGAR-frmer, more active; refine firm
good inquiry ut 4hDl34 ex IA c at 434td
D: white extra at aG-jl8 g. A
It 54653s; yeiow, 41agl&i; inoulc 4 al
"a 100 at Standera a at j3s; confec-
TONERS a at 13-1605 80 Gu u, and usnec
at l-lGlI6; powdered tl-lG"blS; grauuIateC
ut 6; standard y at 9-lGG59s; cuues al
6d6 lG; French islands at . manila at 6%
81 molasses sugar dull al As; muscavadt
at 43s extra manila At D; centrifugal 5-l6
fair refining at 9-l6. MoLA SIS nominal
30 test, 20. New Orleans at 4SD52. Rice stead!
BARLEY-steady.
PETROLEUM. Crude in barrels, 534691s; re
fnod at all parts at 6l34
PROVISIONS - TALLOw - firm. PORK
dull Mess pit. at II 50dtli 10 for old; uey
at Sl5 0O@l5 80. bhEF- steady. LARD
was quoted lower. Western steam O
spot part quoted at 6 50; city steam at s Is
refined quoted at 10; continent quote
at : 40. 5. \. BUTTE quoted dun reques
State at 1908 Western at 26L25. ChREs
dull State white Ut e@l04 do cOiore
at "a. Frelgnts to Liverpool dun
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DIED.

RHCoN.-In winooski, VT, Aug. IL, Mrs.
lula Bacon, mother of the late Edward
Bacon, 9tth y. Y. Volunteers, aged So years.
MASON AT Brookfeld, Vt, Aug. Il, 1887,
George l.. Mason. in the Goth year OF his age.
SPEAR In Milwaukee, Wisconsin, August
IL, 1887, Hannibal Il. Spear, in his 5oth year,
formerly of Burlington, VT
BoYNroN.-In this city, August %, 1881
Mary s., wife of Moses $. Boynton, aged Il
years
GREEN.-At Richmond, Aug. y, Mrs, Louisa
Green, wife of lido Green, aged - years
HINspILL In ST. George, VT, August ~
GILES s. Hinsdill, aged S3 years.
FARCmLD.-At his residence in Milton
August %, after an illness OF III days, Dr
beniimin Fairchild, aged sS years II days
hPPIATT.-At Ninooski, VI. August 90
1881, Mrs. f. H. Lippiatt, aged - years.